Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-22
England
RorGH on LIE CoLoNEI.

her as his child" In addition to this
charge, the Gazette alleged that
Hallet successfully used mis- in
iuence on the young lady to
induce the young lady TO will him
her fortune sgsinst her own family. Hal
let's host ct country house, the paper
adds, discovered the nature Of the in
trigue between Colonel IisIlet and Miss
Se!vin, who Was with him and expelled
Hallet instantly from The house, setting
| his baggage IN the street ct . g. I'm, aud
leaving the Colonel there with il. After
wards this same host teIegrapAed Mrs.
Hsllet as follows: "Ycur husband is G
villain and l have turned him from nv
house"
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE.
LONDON, Sept. 2I-In the divorce
case Of Davic de Bensaude against his
wife Violet Cameron, the actress, the
court to-day issued "a Injunction against
the husband restraining him from
molesting his wife during the period Of
legal separation The MARQUIS Of Ions
dale, who cctad IS the lady's theatrical
Manager in New York, admitted that he
| had been gully OF improper relations with
Miss Cameron, and that her child born
last May IS named Luther, the Merquis's
family name.
COLONEL HALLET HAS TO DENY AGAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 2I.-COloneI Hughes
Hallet denies the charges made against
him in the Pail Mnu Gazette this evening.
He states inst during the life Of his wife
Miss Selvin alWsys resided with her
guardians or with reIatives, that she
never csiled MIN father and that he never
regarded her in the relation Of q daughter.
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and declares that he even did not
know she had made will, and that he
never heard she made bequest to him.
The country house incident, ne says, has
been wrongly stated. He refrans from
saying what occurred st the place, but
gives his hosts name.
THE ARCHITECT BLAMED.
LONDON, Sept. 2i-The Coroner's iurv
in the case OF the victims Of the Exeter
theatre fire, has rendered q verdict thst
they came to their death through accident.
1t blames the architect Of the building or
not providing sufficient means of exit
and Censures the authorities for not hay
ing the defect remeGied.
LETTER FROM GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Sept. 2I.-Mr. Gladstone has
written letter to the Glasgow Liberals
ia which he deplores the grave acts of the
Irish police against the people of
Mltchelstown, and what is still ersver,
the approval OF these acts by the govern
ment. lie continues: / trust the coun-
try will not be slow to cor
demn that indecent approval
given without awaiting the result
Of inquiry, and thereby disccu-aging the
repetition OF the proceedings it was
eminently calculated to promote.
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
LONDON, Sept. 21-Lord Randolph
Churchill, addressing q meeting Of
farmers at York, said the present low
prices of wheat were ruiuous to farmers.
As a politician, he had notG grain Of COM
fort 10 off them. The British farmer
growing Wneat did not seem to know
when he was beaten. L1rd Churchill
said he foreaaW nothing likely to cause
rise in the price Of wheat sufficient TO ST
ford profit 10 the grower. Foreign i'm
ports were inevitable, not from America,
but from other sources. The farmers of
England should realize that India is a
tremendous grsDsry, and will continue
to pour into the English market increes-
ing quantities. This radical change in
the conditions of farming should prepare
all interested in agriculture 10 adapt
themselves to changes.